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Enduring service marked funeral home with focus on personal care
The article notes the funeral home emphasizes personal service over mere equipment, describing a long tradition of compassionate care. It reflects on historical sacrifice and destiny, framing the establishment as a family-driven legacy serving communities through generations.
Owens Returns to Berlin Scene in 1936 Olympic Tribute
Jesse Owens, four time U S Olympic champion, reappears at the Olympic Stadium in West Berlin for a mammoth show staged by the U S High Commission and the Army. The program features Harlem Globetrotters versus Boston Whirlwinds, a helicopter, band, and exhibition events before a 75,000 crowd. Owens delivers a sermon of freedom and democracy, praising German athletes like Lutz Long, while Hitler declines to shake hands. The Harlem Globetrotters win 58-46 in the main exhibition.
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Anti-Tuberculosis League Names October X-Ray Program Sponsors
W K Curfman executive director of the Anti Tuberculosis League announced sponsors for October X-ray programs. X-rays will be free and the project is funded by Christmas Seal money with support from the Academy of Medicine six local health departments and the league. Phone the office for the list.
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Anti-Tuberculosis League
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